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[Norsire]

Gotspots, I love your colored horse. It reminds me of a pinto war pony, with it’s war paint on.

Serious question, does a smokey black have aqua blue eyes, just like all the perlinos, cremellos, smokey cremes and ect? I would guess they do. I know of a site that is claiming it has a smokey black filly, but it has dark brown eyes. It is a palomino crossed with a darkbay/brown…I don’t think this is possible is it? I will have to go check my color charts.

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[alexandra]

<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Palomino Leopard WB:
Alexandra you always make perfect sense to me, and you must keep posting as I love to see your beautiful foals.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thank You

Alexandra

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[Janeway]

<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by aurum:
Alexandra that sounds very much like a tasty chocolate, mmmmmh!

How about trying for a Sabocrematello?

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so does yours except with marshmallows in it!

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to Palomino Leopard Warmblood,

thank you for the nice compliment in the Kinsky Horse what I posted. He is a very good horse with great movement and a special gentle character.

You are right, that is very nice collection of colored horses.

Mandy
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Equus Kinsky Stallion in Palomino Color

Mandy

[MAHAL]

to aurum
It is better for you,
you life on YOUR own stable. I think you have enough work.

Sonja the grand parents of Noa and of Mahal have all been Palomino on the sire and on the dam side.

MAHAL

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[The_Great_Gazoo]

lol bizarre? I’d say!

He is
He isn’t!
He is!
NO, he isn’t!!
what the heck does it matter!? A good horse is a good horse, regardless of colour! I’m sorry but this breeding for colour is getting a little out of hand.
And you wonder why colour breeders have a “reputation” for cat fighting!!! I know you all say the colour is just the “icing on the cake” but I’m starting to wonder, y’all seem a little obsessed, touchy and very competitive!

[banjocat]

Someone asked about the Barlink dilution, the recently discovered gene that on top of a single creme gene can make a horse look like a double dilute creme (e.g. cremello). In brief, one copy (with no accompanying creme gene) dilutes the skin but not the coat and two copies moderately dilute the coat. It also enhances the effect of a single creme gene, if present. These guys can look like double dilutes, or like champagnes, but genotypically they are not so won’t reproduce like them. You can read a little about this at the champagne registry site, linked below:
Barlink info - scroll to NEWS heading

A little more info is linked from there in a word doc; I don’t know if this will work but I’ll try linking to the google html version of that document:
html version of Carolyn Shepard’s Barlink document, from google cache

The Barlink dilution traces to a Paint. Silver dapple can indeed make a bay look chestnut, or adding a creme gene look palomino (though the pics of those I’ve seen look like silver haired buckskins), but it’s pretty rare or nonexistant in most breeds. Neither are at all likely in these warmbloods, unless they’ve got some interesting backgrounds… But hey, who knows when the next funky color mutation will turn up?

The new edition of Sponenberg’s Equine Color Genetics is finally out. Essential reading for anyone breeding for color. Also, there are numerous resources online (some previously linked) discussing color genetics. Though be warned, some of the color websites are more accurate than others. (and if anyone wants to see some really creative thoughts on what genetics can give you a rare color, check out some of the horses people advertise as “grullas”.)

[OneonOne]

Is there any confirmation on the “perlino” foal which was the original topic here? I’m anxious to hear what the jury says!

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[Little_Indian]

along with the four high whites my guy has a jagged blaze
http://pic5.picturetrail.com:80/VOL85/948544/1769578/20980386.jpg
and a roan patch on the left side of his face
http://pic7.picturetrail.com:80/VOL188/1012576/1888822/22493926.jpg
http://pic7.picturetrail.com:80/VOL188/1012576/1888822/22493881.jpg
here’s the better picture of it
http://pic7.picturetrail.com:80/VOL188/1012576/1888822/23030268.jpg
i will try and find a better picture of it in a second

[Norsire]

Chelsea, chestnuts and palominos are born with pink skin and it turns dark in about 1 to 2 weeks…so the pink skin on this foal means nothing at all at birth to a week. Since the foal does not have AQUA LIGHT BLUE EYES at birth it means it is not even a cremello. The foal can only be one of two colors palomino/cremello. PLEASE GO SEE THE COLOR CHART posted in my second post on page one. Here is a close up photo of my stallion Billionair’s eye, which I pulled from the IRC site to show a close up of an AQUA BLUE EYE!

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[aurum]

Alexandra there is also the well known Trakehner stallion Charlie Chaplin who is definitely also a Sabino. Another Trakehner stallion with Sabino genetics was V.I.P.

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Top class and exceptional colored German Warmblood Sporthorses

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To Mahal:

Happy birthday to you. Have a great day and I wish your all the best and also for your breeding program.

you have a very nice and exclusively happy Birthday present:

Your cremello warmblood mare Jasmina !!! She is such a nice and lovely horse with great movements.

All the best with this young mare.

Mandy
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Equus Kinsky Stallion in Palomino Color

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Hi Mahal,

I have here a picture from a Kinsky Perlino he looks as yours.He has also blue eyes and is 11 years old.
The father was a buckskin stallion.
It is the same color as your nice foal with the same metallic shine it is the Equus Kinsky Touch and special for Equus Kinsky breed.

Mandy
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Equus Kinsky Stallion in Palomino Color

[MyShadeOfPink]

Question!
not to stir anything up or question anything… but how is this horse a palomino?
http://www.coloredfoals.com/purI.htm#Golden Horses Purchase I
all the way to the bottom, named Marfil

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[Two_Toofs]

<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Spot:
My palomino colt I tried to register as “Obviously A Palomino” and they would not allow it. It was an unsuitable name as everyone KNOWS that there is no such thing as a palomino TB !

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It’s unsuitable because it has too many letters/spaces.

Two Toofs
(formerly - but still - NDANO)

[FairWeather]

But that doesnt make sense–the JC doesnt care if you call your horse ‘obviously a donkey’ or ‘lookslikeadoofus’ they just want something that fits, and isnt offensive.
however, i love the name

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[Spot]

sketcher - I think then Medievalist would have the world’s first, unique, rare, one of a kind, one and only … ta da !!!

doublepaloosaperlpalellopintoloosa!

Now Liz - I defy ANYONE else to create one of those!
I think Medievalist could keep that claim forever and ever …

“Spot”

[sketcher]

<BLOCKQUOTE class=“ip-ubbcode-quote”><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by flshgordon:
not changing the subject here but all these pretty fair haired horses have gotten me wondering…what are the possibilities if you bred each of these type stallions to a dark bay mare??

Perlino?
Cremello?
Palomino?

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If you bothered to read the above information, you would know trhat the answer to that is PERLPALELLO!

[Nikita]

I guess being a crappy emailer left me out of the loop. Your colt is stunning! The blue eyes against the dark hair is gorgeous. Probably why I like blue eyed brunettes more than blue eyed blonds. What a beauty!

Norsire - DId you notice how MY filly became “OUR” filly in Spot’s post? As if having TB’s in bay & white, palomino, various chestnut and white and palomino and white wasn’t enough! Greedy bugger isn’t she?

This thread has become totally bizarre!

[alexandra]

First congratulations to that nice colored foal.
Before you all kill each other, maybe Mahal waits a few weaks and posts some pictures later on. I have only experiences with “normal” colored horses, but very very often they change colour latest after they loose the foal coat/fur (?).
My black colt was greyish right after birth. Last year I had the most beautiful dark bay almost black filly (unfortunately changed to a bay, which can be called dark, but I would say regular bay). I have seen very light chestnuts suddenly turning into liver chestnuts and so on. So maybe you should wait until the foal gets his real coat and than post again.

There is a very experienced lady on color genetics on the board, I do not know her name, but she posted a lot and she is unbiased, since she does not have any interest what color you foal is. So maybe she can bring light into these different opinions. Without any of you not believing her.

Please post some new pics or a link in a while, and again congratulations to a helathy foal !

Alexandra

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